Ciampi/Melchionna MARRIAGE

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Ciampi/Melchionna MARRIAGE

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for a translation please.
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Marriage date: Oct 22nd, 1834
Groom: Felice Ciampi, 34 yo, well-off, born in Frigento, living in Frigento, at strada largo de' Celzi ("Mulberry square"), son of Pietro, and Anna di Pomponio, both deceased
Bride: Orsola Melchiorra, 26yo, born in Frigento, living in Frigento, at strada largo de' Celzi, daughter of Nicola, well-off, and Grazia Pascucci
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Thank you, Pippo!
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Pippo, how is "well off" in Italy in those days? ie; did they own property, etc.?
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Well, "possidente", or "proprietario" have more or less the same meaning: someone who owns some property (usually land or buildings) and lives on that. One slight difference might be, in the case of land, that "possidente" might actually work his land, while a "proprietario" might just get an income from renting it.
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Thank you, Pippo!
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